Potential Placements
The opportunities listed below will give you a sense of the different types of placement and different organisations you can do a placement with. They are current vacancies and can be applied to but the list is not exhaustive. You are welcome and encouraged to explore opportunities at other organisations that may be more relevant to your research.
Please contact us if you are interested in any of the opportunities below or have a different organisation in mind for your placement.
Contact us: training@chase.ac.uk
These placements are available to CHASE funded students (in receipt of a CHASE studentship) only.
You must still be receiving your stipend when the placement starts and the placement must have finished before your PhD thesis is submitted for examination.
You will be paid by extension of your stipend. Your funding end date will be extended by the number of months the placement runs for (adjusted for part time hours if necessary).
You can claim support with additional costs, such as travel and accommodation costs.
Please read the guidance notes contained in the CHASE placement application form before applying for any placements offered through this scheme.
Current placement opportunities
Deadline: 20th December 2024
The CHASE placement holder will work with the Head Research and the Teaching and Research Fellow in the Education department to provide research assistance to Education projects, Globe and Sam Wanamaker Playhouse productions and other institutional activity.
Extended Deadline: Friday 17th November
CHASE is looking to appoint a part-time Researcher Networks Officer to oversee the administration of the student and faculty-led CHASE researcher networks.
Drawing Room offers placements of a minimum of two days per week over a minimum of 3 months, providing an opportunity to work with the Co-directors researching the future programme, with the Study Librarian on the unique collection, with the exhibitions team on handling artworks and loan agreements, with the Engagement Team on our work with local communities, and with front of house, receiving visitors.
Deadlines: 15th November, 21st November, 31st January
There are opportunities at Kew across a range of departments including, communications, public programmes, collections and science. Placements with Kew are a fantastic way to develop your skills, build your networks, and work with a renowned scientific and public-facing institution.
The Brilliant Club is an award-winning university access charity. They recruit and train PhD students and ECRs to support disadvantaged school pupils access the most competitive universities and succeed when they get there.
The role will provide administrative and editorial support to our department. This role is based at Bloomsbury Publishing Plc, 50 Bedford Square, London, WC1B 3DP. The placement will ideally be for 2-3 days a week over a period of 6 months, but there is some flexibility with this.
JGPACA is a volunteer-run archive of historical materials relating to African and African diasporic cinemas, with Black British cinema at its core. The placement holder will assist June Givanni and her team of volunteers in maintaining and developing the archive. Tasks include collections cataloguing and digitisation; conception and delivery of film screenings and other public events; fundraising and publicity; editorial and administrative support.
4 Day Week are the UK's national campaign for a four-day working week. They are independent, non-partisan and are campaigning across the UK for a four-day, 32 hour working week with no loss of pay for workers.
Turner Contemporary is one of the UK’s leading art galleries, showcasing world-class exhibitions. Since opening in Margate in 2011, Turner Contemporary has established itself as a locally embedded, nationally significant arts organisation connecting art, people and place.
CHASE is partnering with the think tank the Autonomy Institute to offer exciting opportunities for doctoral researchers to engage in the world of innovative and radical policy.